Recent content by Mellgard

Just like the state I live in. No permit required. Also no class/training. You can still get a permit or a enhanced. Most people get basic and it's for traveling. As far as training goes, if you're not familiar with that particular firearm you probably have no business carrying it. As far as...

I have the Crimson Trace grips and they're slightly larger than the factory but better for acquiring target. Sights are virtually non existent.

Thought about more comfortable grips for my 642 but don't really want to sacrifice any concealment. It's actually perfect for conceal carry from the manufacturer. Just not the comfort I want with grip.

https://books.google.com/books/about/The_Boys_from_Biloxi.html?id=ap-OEAAAQBAJ

Love my country. Fear my government.

The Cornbread Cosa Nostra!!! Ha ha

Ha ha.... Casinos as well

Ironically the Dixie Mafia was/has been based here for quite some time. Biloxi is steeped in Vice. The military has base's here Navy and Air Force. Major training depot for the US Army in WW2 so there was a demand for prostitution, booze and gambling. Gambling is legal here now and they don't...

That and the city of Biloxi wouldn't issue any vending permits. I'm less than a half a mile off the gulf. Some of these kids are animals. They not only raise hell they leave their trash that takes almost 2 weeks to clean up. I get the revenue thing but what about the people that live here. Cops...

VISIT THE NATIONAL WW2 MUSEUM IN NOLA!!!

Same here on the MS Gulf Coast. Big spring break. A good deal of any violence hasn't been from college students. It was from outsiders that had different motives. One year on weekend 4 people get shot. One being a cop. Following year the police show with tactical gear and rifles. Problem solved...

A really loud bang usually gets attention. Most people run in the opposite direction when it comes to a crowd. Alcohol and drugs might put a different perspective in some cases. Either way brandishing could go in the wrong direction when it comes to a large crowd. Plain and simple if you're...

I enlisted in 74. I dropped out of highschool at 16 and had my dad sign for me at 17. Back then it was technically still Vietnam era and the quota was 55% grads 45% non grads. My dad was a career soldier and told me I didn't know what I was getting myself into. If anything it taught me about...

Basically did the same thing. Flat wire recoil spring with GI rod. I fkn love it.